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Pretty sure it'd be in question 15. I only got 3 marks in that fucking section LOL. I got ~73 with 7 in MC and a few silly mistakes throughout Q11-14

Any ideas what a high 70s would give?

Favourite: Physics. Best: Maths.

Without hesitation.

PM'd .

that's beautiful.

English- 30% Biology - 23% Maths - 40-50 Chem & Physics - 25%

I do 10 units which is alright for me since I'm coming since I'm first in 8 of them. Gonna catch up to first in English though.

Oh I see, so as long as I stay first, my moderated assessment mark will become my exam mark and therefore my final HSC? (If my exam mark is 1st)

Maths: 74% - 1st Bio: 90% - 1st Chem: 73% - 1st Physics: 84% - 1st English: don't even ask :(

So I'd be getting a better assessment mark in Physics than Chem because the difference between me and second is smaller? Wouldn't it make more sense if it were the other way around?

Is it better for the relative gaps between each person to be small or large? I got 73% in my chem half yearlies while the second ranked person got like 52%, so the difference is huge. While in Physics I'm first but the second ranked person is very close to me.

Fucking love it. All exams almost a week apart for me except for bio and maths.

Physics.

Yeah I know she was being sarcastic. I don't undertand why though, lol. Sent from my GT-I9300 using Tapatalk

Didn't say it doesn't. The point is that losing weight can be achieved by simply eating less. Things like exercise and physical activity do assist in the process but the diet is the most important thing when it comes to losing/gaining weight.

How much do these exams weigh? Sent from my GT-I9300 using Tapatalk

Yeah and I'm certain I'll be learning Q2Q in uni anyway (wanna major in Physics), just wanted a head-start.

Yeah I'm just gonna stick to whatever our teacher chooses, don't wanna put stress on myself for nothing

I'm guessing it's due to the law of conservation of energy. The same amount of energy that was given to the charge has to be lost or transformed in the resistor. aka potential difference.